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Titan Aerospace Insurance has opened a new office in Dallas, Texas, between Dallas Love Field (KDAL) and Addison Airport (KADS), offering strategic access for aviation clients and partners.
“Dallas is a pivotal hub for aviation and aerospace activity,” said Titan Aerospace Insurance CEO Jon Downey. “Establishing a presence here allows us to better serve our clients and partners in the region, offering them direct access to our specialized services and industry expertise.”
The office is led by Jason Hendrix, president of retail operations, and includes Downey, v-p David McKenzie, and v-p of sales Miller Stallings. A&nbsp;group of experienced account executives supports the leadership team.
The Dallas office expands Titan’s existing network, including locations in New Bern and Greensboro, North Carolina; Atlanta; Memphis and Knoxville, Tennessee; and Denver.
Titan Aerospace Insurance offers customized insurance coverage for general aviation operators, corporate fleets, fixed-base operators, drones, and space and satellite operations. The company is a subsidiary of Titan Aviation Fuels and leverages the parent organization’s network and long-standing aviation industry expertise.

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